FIRST DIOCESAN SIGNIFICANT ACTION: “WE CARE FOR THE CREATION, WITH PETER THE FISHERMAN” Read More
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On May 25, in the Chapel of the Incarnate Word, our Jubilarians of the United States of America celebrated their anniversary of 25, 50, 60 and 75 years of consecration with an emotional mass. Congratulations and thanks for your work, dear Sisters! Read More
Praised be the Incarnate Word! The joy of renewing the commitment we made a year ago is a gift from God for the Service Paths Community [Comunidad Senderos de Servicio]. We are grateful to Jesus and we lived our renewal with the Mercy and Tenderness Community [Comunidad Misericordia y Ternura], on Saturday, April, in Zapopan,Read more Read More
On May 28, in an emotional event, our collaborators at the CCVI headquarters in San Ángel, Mexico City, performed a Consecration to the Incarnate Word. Sr. Chely was in charge of coordinating the previous course for the Consecration. We embrace our collaborators and accompany them with our prayers. Read More
February 20th marks the annual World Day of Social Justice, as established by the General Assembly of the United Nations, and this year our Congregation is also celebrating 150 years of promoting human dignity. This is definitely a sacred time for us to look back with gratitude, act in the present with passion, and dream of the future with hope. Read More
From its beginnings, our congregation committed to bring the healing love of Jesus, the Incarnate Word, to those who need it most no matter where they are. Today, we share the reflection of Pope Francis for the 27th World Day of the Sick, celebrated in Calcutta, India. Read More
We invite you to celebrate 150 years of blessings beginning March 2019 in Peru. Save the date! Read More
We invite you to celebrate 150 years of blessings beginning March 2019 in Mexico. Save the date! Read More
We invite you to celebrate 150 years of blessings beginning in March 2019 in USA. Save the date! Read More
There are no words to describe what a shelter is. Only when one is a witness of the relief provided to so many people, can one value and appreciate a shelter in all its magnitude. We were blessed recently to be part of the solidarity shown to immigrants at the St. Charles Shelter in ElRead more Read More
